Fresenius Kabi Deutschland Gmbh

Melnor, Inc.

Essity Hygiene and Health Aktiebolag

Aqua Products, Inc.

Invisalert Solutions, Inc.

Other

Amneal Pharmaceuticals LLC

Invententional Products, LLC

C5 Enterprises

Jason Zerweck

David R Schiff

Jonathan D Albert

Christopher J Murray

Sharon D West

Thomas Murray

Vicky Ann Michael

Michele S Marcolongo

Peter Nagy

Eric Chang

Regina Widdows

Kevin Murphy

Ethan Hanan

William Londono Correa

Scott M Slomowitz

Breanna Stachowski

Aleksandr Klebanov

Mark Tanner

John Cataldo

Padam Bansal

Hardik Patel

Michael T Weatherby

William R Horan, Jr

Tony Gatta

Rui Zhang

Cody Chapman

Kameshwar Durvasula

Craig Billman

Seth McCue GaleWyrick

Kenneth Camarco

Boris Allan Elfstrom

Sudhir Kumar

Vladlena Belozerova

William Londono

Christian Kasilag

Kamesh Durvasula

Bre Stachowski

Eric Kemner

Vicky Anne Michael

Alexsandr Klebanov

Boris Allan ELFSTRÖM

Michele Marcolongo

A drug delivery assembly includes a main body and a cartridge. The body includes a housing, an adhesive pad, and a body interface that detachably associates with a cartridge interface of the cartridge. A fluid flow path extends through the body housing, between a first end configured to open a seal of the cartridge and a second end configured to enter a human body. The cartridge contains a drug reservoir having an outlet and holding a medicament. The seal prevents the medicament from exiting the reservoir and maintains pressure within the reservoir until the seal is opened by the first end of the fluid flow path when the cartridge is coupled to the main body, placing the reservoir into fluid communication with the flow path. A controller actuates a valve within the body to selectively allow and prevent flow through the flow path during an automated drug delivery routine.

Drug delivery assembly including a pre-filled cartridge

A drug delivery device and cartridge wherein the cartridge includes a movable use indicator that indicates whether the cartridge has been opened and/or used.

Drug supply cartridge with visual use indicator and delivery devices that use the same

An electronic patient monitoring system and method of operation that includes one or more generally non-metal, tamper-resistant patient identification and monitoring devices, an observer transmitter/receiver device configured to receive and detect one or more beacon signals that exceed a predetermined threshold from at least one of the not easily removable patient identification and monitoring devices, set a time to hold open a window for a response on the transmitter/receiver device, and send a request for information to the observer with the transmitter/receiver device, and a central computer system. Each of the transmitter/receiver device and the central computer system, including, at least, a computer processor, communications components and system software to communicate with the observer transmitter/receiver device at specified/predetermined time intervals to receive observer- and patient-specific information.

Tamper resistant one-time use wristband and clasp and algorithm to enhance the practical use of radio frequency for proximity between two or more entities

Water-discharge sprinkler

A dispenser includes a housing, a first support for rotatably supporting a first roll and a second support for rotatably supporting a second roll, the dispenser further including a dispensing opening and a door configured to be movable between a first rest position, in which dispensing of material from the first roll when provided on the first support is hindered by the door, and a second rest position, in which dispensing of material from the second roll when provided on the second support via the dispensing opening is hindered by the door. The dispenser further includes a lever arrangement and a biasing element.

Dispenser for rolls of absorbent paper

Water sprinkler

According to some embodiments, an oscillating sprinkler system is provided that includes: a central tubular portion having at least one row of flexible nozzles; a cam plate located inside a peripheral wall of said central tubular member, said cam plate having a plurality of cam slots for adjusting positions of said flexible nozzles upon rotation of said cam plate within said peripheral wall; and said peripheral wall including a window via which an edge of said cam plate is observable during rotation of said cam plate such as to designate an extent of angular displacement of the nozzles based on the positioning of the cam plate within the window.

Sprinkler nozzle spray width indicator apparatus and method

Described herein are wearable devices and methods for medicament delivery. Example devices can include a housing having an underside adapted to be proximate to a skin surface, and a reservoir disposed in the housing, the reservoir configured to be filled with a medicament to be delivered to the patient. The devices can include a cannula disposed within the housing and coupled to the reservoir, in which the cannula configured to protrude from a port defined by the housing to be positioned in the skin surface. The devices can further include a capacitive sensor configured to detect whether the medicament has leaked from the delivery device, in which the capacitive sensor includes a conductor disposed in a portion of the underside of the housing.

Wearable medicament delivery device with leakage and skin contact sensing and method of use thereof

An on-body injector includes a drug reservoir having an outlet. First and second pistons may be positioned within the reservoir, with the second piston first being moved to open the outlet, followed by the first piston being moved to convey a drug from the reservoir via the outlet. The reservoir may instead include a cover, with a valve positioned between the outlet and the cover. The valve is rotated to place a channel of the valve in fluid communication with a through-hole of the cover, allowing flow from the reservoir via the outlet. The reservoir may instead include a valve movable from a condition in which it deforms the outlet, preventing flow through the outlet, to a condition allowing flow. The reservoir may instead include a seal that is deformed by an increase in pressure within the reservoir, with the deformed seal being open to allow flow through the outlet.

Sealing systems for a reservoir of an on-body injector

A wearable drug delivery device and related methods are described. The wearable drug delivery device can include: a housing; a flexible bag disposed within the housing; a cannula in fluid communication with the flexible bag; and a pumping mechanism for forcing a drug from the flexible bag and into the cannula, wherein the pumping mechanism is proximate the flexible bag and includes a spring-loaded paddle or a driving bag.

Wearable medicament delivery device with compressible reservoir and method of use thereof

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